A brighter future for Verania in Costa Rica
Verania Gomes Centeno is 25 years old, a single mother of three young children, Jarel is 6 years old, Genesis is 4 years old and Joshua is 2 years old.
Read MoreMatt Haugen has been collecting and sharing the great stories of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity as Communications Manager since 2010. He earned his undergraduate and master’s degree from Northwestern University before spending ten years writing for TV news in the Twin Cities. He’s passionate about convincing people when he’s right on things, and being educated about it when he’s not.
Verania Gomes Centeno is 25 years old, a single mother of three young children, Jarel is 6 years old, Genesis is 4 years old and Joshua is 2 years old.
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